This document discusses several aspects of patent law. It notes that in Germany the most persuasive case law comes from Senior Court German decisions, UPC case law, and the EPC Convention. It also mentions that trademarks must be applied for within certain classification classes and prior art will only be considered within the chosen class. Examples are given of passing off cases involving similar brand marks on pill bottles and rum, as well as trademark infringement between identical marks.
This document discusses several aspects of patent law. It notes that in Germany the most persuasive case law comes from Senior Court German decisions, UPC case law, and the EPC Convention. It also mentions that trademarks must be applied for within certain classification classes and prior art will only be considered within the chosen class. Examples are given of passing off cases involving similar brand marks on pill bottles and rum, as well as trademark infringement between identical marks.
This document discusses several aspects of patent law. It notes that in Germany the most persuasive case law comes from Senior Court German decisions, UPC case law, and the EPC Convention. It also mentions that trademarks must be applied for within certain classification classes and prior art will only be considered within the chosen class. Examples are given of passing off cases involving similar brand marks on pill bottles and rum, as well as trademark infringement between identical marks.